The Top Contributors module creates a block and a page that lists the maximum points earned by contributors.
Works with v5.2x
Only works with v5.3x if additional categories are not added.
The module does the following:
- Creates a block that shows the community's Top Contributors.
- Block displays and is ordered by "Lifetime" points (userpoints.max_points).
- Creates a page that shows the community's Top Contributors ordered by max_points.
- Top Contributors page displays "Current" points (userpoints.points) and "Lifetime" points (userpoints.max_points).
- User Profile page displays "Current" points (userpoints.points) and "Lifetime" points (userpoints.max_points).
To install the module:
- Copy the module to your /sites/modules/custom directory.
- Enable the module at: /admin/build/modules
If possible, I would be happy to contribute this module to the User points project.
Let me know what steps need to be taken.
For the time being, it can be downloaded at http://www.webwiseone.com/dl/top_contributors.rar
Module provided by WebWise Solutions: http://www.webwiseone.com
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| top_contributors.jpg | 51.65 KB | kmillecam |
Comments
Comment #1
vm commentedAdding to the userpoints contrib query.
Comment #2
kbahey commentedKevin
I can give you CVS access so you can commit that module.
You have to know the branching system though, since we have DRUPAL-5--2 for 5.x-2.x API and DRUPAL-5--3 for 5.x-3.x API.
You can then commit it yourself, and it will be included in the userpoints contrib tar ball.
Comment #3
kmillecam commentedThat would be nice Khalid.
Thank you.
Comment #4
kbahey commentedYou don't have a CVS account yet.
Please go here and apply.
http://drupal.org/cvs-application
Comment #5
kbahey commentedYou have commit access now.
Please read the links that were email to you, so you understand the release system, then go ahead and commit your module.
Comment #6
kmillecam commentedThe Top Contributors module has now been committed to the 5.x-3 branch.
Closing task.
Comment #7
Anonymous (not verified) commentedwe are running a site at http://www.thebeijinger.com with Drupal 5.15.
I would like a way to sort our list of blog posters by the # of recent posts (say 4 weeks or 1 month).
you can see the list here, on the left sidebar, called "Top Posters" at http://www.thebeijinger.com/blog
is it possible to use this module to do that?
I am asking this on behalf of my developer
upgrading to a newer version of drupal is not an option for us